Polycrystalline diamond compact
AssigneeSf Diamond Co., Ltd.
InventorsDongpeng Zhao, Weifeng Du, Shanshan Ma, Tongjian Niu, Haijiang Fang
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Abstract
A polycrystalline diamond compact including a cemented carbide substrate and a polycrystalline diamond layer bonded to the cemented carbide substrate. The polycrystalline diamond layer is nonplanar and includes a central part and a peripheral part surrounding the central part. The central part includes a protruding surface relative to the peripheral part. The protruding surface is spherical or planar. The peripheral part includes a plurality of radially-disposed ridges.
Claims10
A polycrystalline diamond compact, comprising a cemented carbide substrate having a longitudinal axis, and a polycrystalline diamond layer bonded to a top end of the cemented carbide substrate;
- wherein:
- the polycrystalline diamond layer is nonplanar and comprises a working face bounded by a circumference;
- the working face comprises a central part and a peripheral part surrounding the central part;
- the central part is protruding relative to the peripheral part;
- the central part is a planar surface or a domed surface;
- the peripheral part comprises a plurality of cutting edges and peripheral surfaces consisting of the entire peripheral part except for the cutting edges;
- each of the plurality of cutting edges is formed at the intersection of two peripheral surfaces, the intersection being a straight line and the two peripheral surfaces extending downward from the intersection in an opposite circumferential direction with respect to each other;
- each of the plurality of cutting edges extends radially outward to the circumference of the working face thereby defining a joint point having the uppermost height of the circumference;
- the joint point is configured for providing a stress point in formations during drilling;
- and
- each of the plurality of cutting edges is slanted downward and outward with respect to the longitudinal axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.